Ppt Air Conditioner

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SIX MONTHS

TRAINING

ON

AIR CONDITIONER


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COMPANY PROFILE The Amber Group is among other things, one of the largest original

equipment manufacturer of white goods in India. One factor that has ledus this far is our relentless focus on quality. At the Amber Group we

follow strict quality processes and we are an ISO 9001 - 2008 certifiedcompany. Under the aegis of the Amber Group there are two distinct

entities: Amber Enterprises India Pvt. Ltd. and Amber Aviation India Pvt.Ltd. Amber Industries is a con Incorporated and promoted in 1992 by Mr. Kartar Sing glomerate of 9

manufacturing units that are involved in producing original equipmentfor some of the biggest brands in India while Amber Aviation is engagedin aircraft charters and training of commercial pilots.

Some of top white good brands stake their reputations on our productsevery day and have done so for years. What makes giants like L.G,Videocon, Godrej, Whirpool, Blue Star, Philips and Voltas trust theinsides of their products to us? It can be summed up in one word - trust.Our customers trust us. We manufacture and customize originalequipment as per specifications and as per schedule. Customer service isnot a word we use lightly.


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AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM An air-conditioning or

HVAC&R system consists ofcomponents and equipmentarranged in sequential order

to heat or cool, humidify ordehumidify, clean and purify,attenuate objectionableequipment noise, transportthe conditioned outdoor airand recirculate air to the

conditioned space, andcontrol and maintain anindoor or enclosedenvironment at optimumenergy use


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MAIN COMPONENTS Compressor Condenser

Evaporator Capillary Tube Electrical Parts Indoor Fan Outdoor Fan


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ENGINEERS RESPONSIBILITIES Initiation of a project by owner or developer Organizing a design team Determining the design criteria and indoor environmental

parameters

Calculation of cooling and heating loads. Selection of systems, subsystems, and their components. Preparation of schematic layouts; sizing of piping and ductwork. Preparation of contract documents: drawings and specifications. Competitive biddings by various contractors; evaluation of bids;

negotiations and modifications. Advice on awarding of contract. Monitoring, supervision, and inspection of installation;

reviewing shop drawings. Supervision of commissioning.


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WINDOW AND THROUGH WALL Room air conditioners come in

two forms: unitary andpackagedterminal(PTAC) systems. Unitarysystems, the common one roomair conditioners, sit in a window

or wall opening, with interiorcontrols. Interior air is cooled asa fan blows it over theevaporator. On the exterior theair is heated as a second fanblows it over the condenser. Inthis process, heat is drawn fromthe room and discharged to theenvironment. A large house orbuilding may have several suchunits, permitting each room tobe cooled separately.
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SPLIT SYSTEM Split-system airconditioners come intwo forms: central andmini-split. In both

types, the inside-environment(evaporative) heatexchanger and fan isseparated by some

distance from theoutside-environment(condensing unit) heatexchanger and fan
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DOMESTIC USES Air conditioning is common in the US, with 88% ofnew single-family homes constructed in 2011including air conditioning, ranging from 99% inthe Southto 62% in the West. In Europe, home air

conditioning is generally less common. SouthernEuropean countries such as Greece have seen a

wide proliferation of home air-conditioning unitsin recent years. In another southern European

country,Malta, it is estimated that around 55% ofhouseholds have an air conditioner installed. InIndia AC sales have dropped by 40% due to highercosts and stricter energy efficiency regulations.
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ENERGY SAVING METHODSLocate the air conditioner in awindow or wall area near thecenter of the room and on theshadiest side of the house.

Minimize air leakage by fitting theroom air conditioner snugly intoits opening and sealing gaps with a

foam weather stripping material.


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